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Comments by Slacker007 (Top 200 by date)
Slacker007
6-Jul-21 13:25pm
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Griff, this is actually one of only a few working examples on the internet for this particular scenario. You saved me a lot of time with this. Thanks!!
Slacker007
26-Oct-20 11:10am
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I thought there was a file extension for word that indicates that this is a word document with macros? been almost 10 years since I worked with Word automation and macros, etc.
Slacker007
10-Apr-19 7:53am
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has this index rebuild ever worked on the table that is failing? If so, has the schema changed on that table recently?
Slacker007
1-Mar-19 10:09am
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Is this task a little advanced for a beginner? Something to consider.
Slacker007
7-Jan-19 8:45am
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If you can't learn to do this yourself, you need to drop the class or find a new profession. I will NOT do the work for you. Good luck
Slacker007
4-Jan-19 9:42am
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I would probably read the documentation for the product, or reach out to the product team for answers. Just a thought.
Slacker007
31-Oct-18 15:27pm
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Have you actually set a break point or two, and debugged this? I am almost certain that if you do that, then the answer will reveal itself to you, and you will be one with the universe again.
Slacker007
18-Oct-18 11:36am
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Solution 1 (and 2) are the answers to you problem. Do note that when using TryParse, you should use it in an "If" statement, which means you will need to write additional code to handle the scenario of a bad date - what do you do when the date cannot be parsed.
Slacker007
1-Sep-18 8:44am
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I have worked with Lead Tools products for a couple of years in the past, and I know they have a very good demo project listing with each install. I would check for the correct demo project that is doing what you want to do and get an idea from that. Also, as Graeme_Grant pointed out, you should go to LeadTools site and look at their knowledge base and FAQ. That helped me out a bunch in the past.
Slacker007
8-Apr-18 13:40pm
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No
Slacker007
8-Apr-18 5:41am
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and this is not a solution either, but I guess you get the 10 points anyhow.
Slacker007
8-Apr-18 5:40am
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Let me ask you, is this "large scale" application for a client, and are you going to get paid money for your work and time on this "large scale" application?
Slacker007
6-Apr-18 8:09am
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If you were an experienced web developer, you would not be asking this question. So, it makes me think that you should be working on a much smaller scale project first, with a higher chance for success.
Slacker007
29-Jul-17 9:14am
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What is the case of your data in the database? Is it: Kianoush or kianoush?
Slacker007
29-Jul-17 9:13am
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Then make it a solution and not a comment. duh.
Slacker007
24-Feb-17 11:40am
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Why did you uses a struct instead of a class? Just curious. I normally don't put implementation code in my structs, but that is just me.
Slacker007
10-Mar-16 6:47am
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It might prove helpful to debug this application and put your findings in the "What I have tried" section. Set some breakpoints and start your application in debug mode then F10 your way through the code until you see where the problem is.
I would check to see if your query is working, and if it is, then if it is returning data to you.
Slacker007
10-Mar-16 6:42am
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You should be fine. Make a backup of your projects and keep in source control or another backup directory on your local machine, and then perform the installs. I suspect that all you are really installing are web templates and template projects, and your existing MVC project will not be "touched".
By the way, their are traditional ASP.Net web forms and then there is MVC - two completely different beasts. HTH.
Slacker007
23-Apr-15 4:47am
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If you have more than 8 columns in your grid view, then I would re-think your design. Grid views are supposed to show summary data, in most cases.
Slacker007
13-Apr-15 11:40am
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Sound advice.
Slacker007
7-Apr-15 14:15pm
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Are there any applications that will need to be refactored, as well? I am curious as to why you have column names that need the last letter removed? Was this a test of some sort?
Slacker007
18-Feb-15 14:01pm
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Have you looked at this yest, I'm sure you have: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4470107/extracting-dct-coefficients-from-encoded-images-and-video
Slacker007
13-Feb-15 15:16pm
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Look at the indexes for that table in question. Is it indexed. I know we indexed dates on some of our tables, especially if they were integral to a query/view. Usually on tables that had millions of records or the potential for that size.
edit: if there is no index on the date field, then create one and test. You can always remove the index if it hurts/does nothing.
Slacker007
13-Feb-15 14:58pm
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I have personally witnessed queries with a date parameter/filter, execute quite fast but as soon as you remove that date parameter or filter, the query would take forever, even in SSMS.
I am not saying this is your situation, but felt like mentioning my experience.
Slacker007
13-Feb-15 12:07pm
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Date filters get executed first, I believe. By changing the date filter parameter, are you removing it? If so, I would think that is your problem, or part of it.
Slacker007
23-Sep-14 5:03am
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Do you see the data if you perform any form of sorting? Is it putting the data at the end, and this is why you can't see it.
Slacker007
23-Sep-14 5:00am
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I don't like to use nested try/catch statements. Use only one.
Slacker007
23-Sep-14 4:56am
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Are you opening the "Excel" file in an internet browser or in Excel itself?
Slacker007
25-Aug-14 7:50am
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Prism, by the way, is a framework for implementing module based or composite applications, and is growing in popularity, which is why you will see a lot of search hits for Prism.
Slacker007
25-Aug-14 7:48am
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There is a lot of examples here on CodeProject and StackOverflow on how to implement events both using MVVM patern and attached properties/events. There is no one good answer.
Slacker007
14-Sep-13 19:41pm
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You could try looking at some of the services and WCF services articles here on CP; that would be a good start.
Slacker007
8-Nov-12 8:38am
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Field missing sounds to me that you are either trying to pass to many fields(parameters) to this service or you are not passing enough. I would look into this.
Slacker007
8-Nov-12 6:59am
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What form of debugging or troubleshooting have you done so far? You might want to set a breakpoint and step through the code line by line. Just a thought.
Slacker007
7-Nov-12 5:26am
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copy the zip file to a temp directory on your c: drive and right click on the zip file. select "extract to here". Did this work?.
Slacker007
7-Nov-12 5:21am
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Just curious, how many partitioned volumes do you have on this computer you are trying to open this file on?
Slacker007
19-Oct-12 6:42am
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@Sarvesh - put your comment as a solution and then delete your comment. This way you get credit for a possible solution rather than it just being a comment. -- Just a thought. :)
Slacker007
31-Aug-12 6:14am
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This is not a question. I have reported this.
Slacker007
31-Aug-12 6:11am
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I don't think this is just a code dump. A legitimate question has been posted.
Slacker007
27-Jun-12 6:19am
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Remove your comment and post it as a solution. :)
Slacker007
27-Jun-12 6:17am
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This is an incomplete question, IMHO.
Slacker007
19-Apr-12 7:55am
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I guess what I was hinting at was to do a thorough search on Google first and do some personal research and/or leg work. :)
Slacker007
19-Apr-12 7:54am
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I guess what I was hinting at was to do a thorough search on Google first and do some personal research and/or leg work. :)
Slacker007
16-Apr-12 5:57am
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We would love to help you but you have to post some more info (code examples perhaps). I can't answer your question as it is right now.
Slacker007
12-Apr-12 6:21am
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In that case, I think you are hard pressed for someone to help you. The community here loves to help people but we don't like to solve your problems for you or do the work.
Edit your question, so that you show what work you have tried, where your problem is exactly. This might get more people to help you. -just a thought. Good luck. :)
Slacker007
12-Apr-12 6:16am
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I was going to delete this but decided not to. Is this a homework question? It reads like one to me.
Slacker007
12-Apr-12 6:07am
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Edited for readability and formatting. :)
Slacker007
12-Apr-12 6:03am
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Edited for readability and formatting. :)
Slacker007
12-Apr-12 5:56am
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Edited for readability and formatting.
Slacker007
3-Apr-12 5:29am
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Is this for your own use or for others as well?
Slacker007
30-Mar-12 5:47am
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Edits made: Shortened title and formatting.
Slacker007
19-Mar-12 6:21am
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Edits: Formatted code blocks and some readability. Shortened question title.
Slacker007
2-Mar-12 5:49am
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Edits: formatting and readability. You only need one period and one question mark, anything more is uncivilized. :)
Slacker007
1-Mar-12 6:13am
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Edits: formatting and readability.
Slacker007
24-Feb-12 7:15am
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Edits: moved text above code block and reformatted code block.
Slacker007
23-Feb-12 8:05am
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You could look at the link below, provided by Raimis9.
Slacker007
23-Feb-12 7:33am
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Good link. I have done Office Interop and Automation for a while now and I have decided not to do it anymore unless I absolutely have to. :)
Slacker007
23-Feb-12 7:30am
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Try searching the internet. There are a lot of tutorials and samples. Did you try searching this site for information?
My next question would be, how proficient are you with VB.Net and/or .Net programming in general?
A possible way:
1. Create a data connection layer to access the data from the Access database.
2. Create the report based on the database and connection.
3. Generate the report via your application. Probably you will want the user to provide some filter criteria via your UI.
Slacker007
23-Feb-12 5:51am
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Edits: formatting and readability.
Slacker007
7-Feb-12 6:30am
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Edits made: some formatting and title.
Slacker007
7-Feb-12 6:26am
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Edits made: formatting and title.
Slacker007
3-Feb-12 2:55am
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Sounds more like an viable answer to me, Bill. Put it as an answer....I would. If you do, then you can delete this comment as well. ;)
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 15:48pm
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What are you talking about?
I'm sure other members here appreciate it just as much as you SA. Whatever "that" is.
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 7:35am
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Edits made: I formatted your code block and moved the text above it. ;)
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 6:10am
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Edits made: Title, tag, and formatting.
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 5:49am
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Edits made: Title, grammar, and formatting. Removed the word "gonna" and replaced with "want to".
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 5:43am
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Edits made: formatting.
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 5:39am
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Edits made: formatting
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 5:36am
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Edits made: formatting, some grammar, and readability.
Slacker007
2-Feb-12 5:33am
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Edits made: formatting
Slacker007
1-Feb-12 6:30am
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??You sound very enlightened this morning, SA. :)
Slacker007
1-Feb-12 6:26am
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Edits made: Title, tags, and formatting.
Slacker007
1-Feb-12 6:22am
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Edits made: some formatting.
@prabaran - you would get a better reply, I think, if you edit your question to be more descriptive to your problem. If English is not your primary language then do your best. ;)
Slacker007
1-Feb-12 6:16am
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Ben - Usually a good question will get a good answer. If you want, you could edit your question so that it shows some code snippets where you might be having the problem or you could be a little more descriptive with your question. Just a thought. ;)
Slacker007
1-Feb-12 6:11am
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Edits made: Title, formatting, some grammar.
Slacker007
29-Jan-12 5:35am
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This is a great question. When you do get it solved, please edit with your solution. :)
Slacker007
28-Jan-12 2:05am
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Not much of an answer, Marcus. Answer the question or pass, don't lecture.
Slacker007
28-Jan-12 2:01am
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Edits made: formatting, title, and some readability.
Slacker007
18-Jan-12 6:04am
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Edits made: Formatting, tags.
Slacker007
11-Jan-12 5:44am
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It's good enough to read my comment and to reply. I would think that you could edit your question. I don't care if your English is good or not. People aren't going to help you much, if they don't know what you need help with. Just a thought. :)
Slacker007
11-Jan-12 5:38am
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@Vishwajeet: I deleted your comment and pasted the code block into your original question. Good luck.
Slacker007
11-Jan-12 5:32am
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Edits made: formatting and some readability.
Slacker007
11-Jan-12 5:29am
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This question is incomplete. Please edit this question to at least include some code snippets and/or problem points. Thanks.
Slacker007
11-Jan-12 5:27am
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This is not a question. Reported as such.
Slacker007
10-Jan-12 6:45am
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Edits made: formatting, title, and readability.
Slacker007
10-Jan-12 6:42am
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Edits made: formatting and readability.
Slacker007
10-Jan-12 6:36am
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Edits made: Some formatting and readability.
Slacker007
10-Jan-12 6:32am
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Edits made: tags, title, code block, and readability.
Slacker007
6-Jan-12 6:58am
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Shorten the subject title. Put the question in the body. Just a suggestion.
Slacker007
4-Jan-12 6:10am
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Edits: formatting, tag, and readability.
Slacker007
29-Dec-11 6:17am
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Edits made: Formatting and readability.
Slacker007
29-Dec-11 6:13am
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I feel that your question is incomplete. Please add more information. Thanks.
Slacker007
28-Dec-11 6:14am
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Would you please provide more detail about your problem. Thanks.
Slacker007
28-Dec-11 6:10am
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Edits: Shortened title because it was already mentioned int he body of your question.
Slacker007
27-Dec-11 6:12am
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Edit: Redundant title
Slacker007
27-Dec-11 6:10am
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Edit: shortened redundant title and readability.
Slacker007
27-Dec-11 6:08am
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Edit: formatting and readability.
Slacker007
27-Dec-11 6:04am
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Are you able to get the selected item's index in Windows Mobil datagrid?
Slacker007
27-Dec-11 6:00am
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Edit: formatting and readability.
Slacker007
22-Dec-11 6:32am
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First, don't call me sir :) I work for a living. Second, your question appears to be very bleak to me. I think you need to add more information as to what you exactly want to do besides just "wanting" horizontal versus vertical.
Slacker007
22-Dec-11 6:22am
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Edits: Tag, some readability, and removed the demanding urgent help needed bit. :)
Slacker007
22-Dec-11 6:20am
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What is your question, exactly?
Slacker007
21-Dec-11 6:12am
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Edit: Tag and some readability.
Slacker007
21-Dec-11 6:07am
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Edit: readability and formatting.
Slacker007
15-Dec-11 7:00am
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I edited your question so that it was more readable to the community...that's all.
Slacker007
15-Dec-11 6:43am
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Have you had success in the past with the same configuration for your SQL Server database. If not, make sure that you have it configured properly. There are lots of hits on Google for this...I just checked. Good luck.
Slacker007
15-Dec-11 6:38am
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Edit: some formatting.
Slacker007
15-Dec-11 6:01am
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It is not your place here, on this site, to show someone the error of their ways or to make an example out of someone. Either help them out, without making them look stupid, or move on to another question.
Slacker007
14-Dec-11 6:37am
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Edit: formatting
Slacker007
14-Dec-11 6:14am
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Edit: tags, title, and formatting.
Slacker007
14-Dec-11 6:12am
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I think you would have better luck if you actually contacted the site admin for answers to your questions. Good luck.
Slacker007
14-Dec-11 6:11am
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You don't need to tell the OP their question was poorly written. Report it as such, make edits, or just leave the question alone and move on to the next one. :)
Slacker007
14-Dec-11 6:08am
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Edit: I moved your actual question from the bottom to the top where everyone can see it first. Some formatting as well.
Slacker007
14-Dec-11 6:04am
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Please provide more intel on what you have tried, error messages, or exactly where you are having problems. You might get a better response from the community. Good luck.
Slacker007
9-Dec-11 6:51am
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There are hundreds of articles and posts on using XML. You need to take the time to search and do your own research. I have to tell you that not many people here in the community are going to do the work for you.
Good luck.
Slacker007
9-Dec-11 6:27am
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Edit: Formatting
Slacker007
9-Dec-11 6:25am
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This is not a question.
Slacker007
8-Dec-11 6:42am
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Edited: tags and formatting.
Slacker007
17-Nov-11 6:31am
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Not a good idea to be messing around with MSysObjects table(s). They are needed to run Access and thus they are hidden by design.
Your second question, requires you to manipulate the table structure (obviously). The best way to do this, I have found is through OleDb or ADO. There is plenty of info on the internet for this.
Good luck.
Slacker007
17-Nov-11 6:25am
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Not really a question, is it. Edit your "question" so that it gives us more information and possibly showing us what you have tried and where exactly you are having trouble. Thanks.
Slacker007
16-Nov-11 6:32am
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Go to your ODBC config dialog and see if Jet 4.0 is listed. I believe Access 2007 and higher use a different database engine.
Slacker007
16-Nov-11 6:32am
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Go to your ODBC config dialog and see if Jet 4.0 is listed.
Slacker007
16-Nov-11 5:52am
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Edit: spelling and readability.
Slacker007
15-Nov-11 6:09am
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Make your comment a solution.
Slacker007
14-Nov-11 6:01am
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Edit: readability.
Slacker007
14-Nov-11 5:59am
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Edit: Moved original title to the first sentence and readability.
Slacker007
14-Nov-11 5:46am
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Edited: some readability and code block.
Slacker007
11-Nov-11 6:32am
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Your question is incomplete. Please explain your question/situation in more detail please. Thanks.
Slacker007
11-Nov-11 6:30am
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Edit: readability
Slacker007
11-Nov-11 6:28am
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Edit: formatting.
Slacker007
10-Nov-11 7:42am
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I deleted the OP's comments as well (2 of them), since they only contained the code you posted in the original question.
Slacker007
9-Nov-11 5:54am
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I am very sorry for not getting back to you on this, sathish. Thank you for reminding me. I have sent the link to my email account so that I can go over it at home.
Slacker007
3-Nov-11 10:26am
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thanks. I reported accordingly as well.
Slacker007
3-Nov-11 6:33am
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Yes, I believe you can. I just did a search and found about 5 good links with examples on the net.
Slacker007
3-Nov-11 6:29am
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Edit: formatting.
Slacker007
28-Oct-11 7:25am
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I have bookmarked your question and will help you with this when I can tonight or tomorrow morning. I actually don't have the time right now because I am at work and things here are picking up.
Slacker007
28-Oct-11 7:15am
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Have you tried passing your query to a recordset object and then conecting your UI control to the recordset? i.e. MyTextbox.Value = MyRecordest!MyFieldName.
Slacker007
28-Oct-11 6:50am
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When you say "access page" are you referring to a form or the old web-style pages Access use to have.
Slacker007
28-Oct-11 6:36am
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Edit: readability.
Slacker007
27-Oct-11 6:00am
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Edit: grammar.
Slacker007
27-Oct-11 5:58am
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I think the question may be a homework or school project problem. I could be wrong of course.
Slacker007
27-Oct-11 5:57am
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I think you have editor privileges, fix it for them and set a good example.
Slacker007
26-Oct-11 6:44am
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Edit: formatting
Slacker007
26-Oct-11 6:41am
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Edit: readability and some formatting.
Slacker007
25-Oct-11 6:55am
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Edit: readability and formatting.
Slacker007
25-Oct-11 6:53am
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Edit: readability and formatting.
Slacker007
21-Oct-11 5:46am
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Edit: Readability and shortened title.
Slacker007
21-Oct-11 5:43am
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Edit: removed demanding part. Readability.
Slacker007
18-Oct-11 6:19am
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Edit: Code formatting.
Slacker007
12-Oct-11 6:23am
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Edit - readability and code formatting.
Slacker007
12-Oct-11 6:19am
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I removed your "non-sense" remark to the OP. You might want to make this an answer instead of a comment and help the person out. Just a thought.
Slacker007
12-Oct-11 6:17am
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Edit: readability.
Slacker007
12-Oct-11 6:14am
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Refrain from txt speak please.
Slacker007
10-Oct-11 5:51am
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This is an answer? It sounds more like an opinion to me.
Slacker007
6-Oct-11 6:25am
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Edited: readability and code block.
Slacker007
5-Oct-11 7:45am
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I only edited your question. I don't know anything about Android development. So I am unable to answer your question properly.
Slacker007
5-Oct-11 6:03am
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Edit: removed the "please help" bit from the title and made it a little more descriptive. "please help" seams to bring a negative response here more than a positive one. cheers.
Slacker007
2-Oct-11 6:19am
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Edit: readability.
Slacker007
30-Sep-11 5:22am
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Edit: readability and some spelling.
Slacker007
30-Sep-11 5:19am
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Edit: Formatting and readability.
Slacker007
30-Sep-11 5:16am
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Edit: general readability.
Slacker007
29-Sep-11 6:12am
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Edited: grammar, tags, and general formatting.
Slacker007
29-Sep-11 6:07am
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Edit: shortened title, added tag, formatted code.
Slacker007
28-Sep-11 6:10am
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Edited for formatting, tags, and readability.
Slacker007
27-Sep-11 6:42am
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You can flag this as a repost too.
Slacker007
27-Sep-11 6:41am
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Bill, if this is a repost then flag it as a repost also. :)
Slacker007
27-Sep-11 6:33am
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Edited: removed extra "pre" tag in your last code block to fix formatting.
Slacker007
27-Sep-11 6:12am
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I deleted all 3 of your comments, where you posted the same code as in your original question. You don't need to put code in your comments. Just in your original question. Thanks.
Slacker007
23-Sep-11 6:53am
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Edited for some readability.
Slacker007
23-Sep-11 6:50am
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Edited for readability and title.
Slacker007
23-Sep-11 6:43am
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FYI: You can also report this question as incomplete or unclear by clicking on the red flag.
Slacker007
21-Sep-11 5:49am
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Edited for readability and added tag.
Slacker007
14-Sep-11 6:15am
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Edited for readability.
Slacker007
14-Sep-11 6:11am
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Edited for readability.
Slacker007
12-Sep-11 6:18am
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Reason for my vote of 5
Thanks for the link. Nice.
Slacker007
12-Sep-11 6:03am
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If you debug your code and step through it line by line where exactly is it throwing the error?
Slacker007
9-Sep-11 6:27am
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Are you trying to do this in Excel or in SQL Server?
-- Edited for readability and tags.
Slacker007
9-Sep-11 6:24am
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Edited for some readability and removed the part referring to your e-mail address.
Slacker007
31-Aug-11 6:40am
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Edited for readability and tags.
Slacker007
30-Aug-11 5:56am
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Edited for readability, code block, and tags.
Slacker007
25-Aug-11 7:27am
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No need to apologize. Welcome to Code Project.
Slacker007
25-Aug-11 6:43am
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Edit: readability.
Slacker007
25-Aug-11 6:42am
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Edit: readability.
Slacker007
12-Aug-11 7:17am
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Edited for readability and tags. Did not edit grammar or spelling.
Slacker007
12-Aug-11 7:12am
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Please elaborate.
Slacker007
12-Aug-11 7:11am
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Edited for readability.
Slacker007
9-Aug-11 6:45am
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@raheemvali: I reported this as a repost to your original question, see here: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/237759/how-to-login-from-windows-admin-multiple-accounts/?cmt=140920#cmt2_237759
In the future, you need to edit your original question and not re-post the same question. Thanks.
Slacker007
9-Aug-11 6:42am
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Edited for readability.
Slacker007
9-Aug-11 6:41am
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@chirag lad: you will most likely not get much help with this question in its present state. You may want to revise.
Slacker007
8-Aug-11 6:03am
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Edited for readability, grammar, and spelling.
Slacker007
8-Aug-11 5:58am
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Added tags.
Slacker007
8-Aug-11 5:57am
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Edited for readability and some formatting.
Slacker007
5-Aug-11 6:53am
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Nice answer.
Slacker007
5-Aug-11 6:01am
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Edited for readability and tags.
Slacker007
5-Aug-11 5:50am
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I reported this question as "Not a question". Please fix so that we can help you. Thanks.
Slacker007
5-Aug-11 5:49am
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Edited for readability and formatting. Added tag.
Slacker007
5-Aug-11 5:48am
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Edited for readability and formatting.
Slacker007
5-Aug-11 5:45am
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Edited for readability and formatting.
Slacker007
4-Aug-11 6:37am
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Could you go back and make this question of yours a little more clear and more descriptive. Thanks.
Slacker007
4-Aug-11 6:32am
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Edited for readability.
Slacker007
2-Aug-11 7:30am
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Would you be able to edit this question and provide a code sample? I would love to help you on this but I need to see the code. Thanks. :)
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